I'm working on a Reproducibility course for Spring next year, so this has been great to see how we can frame it better to make it easier to understand its importance and the hang ups.

A lot of people need more guidance on best practices from their lab and institute so that there's a coherent vision for provenance, and so it is less intimidating as an individual.

I agree with a lot of folks. People don't have the bandwidth to build a good SOP which needs to operate on many levels with different tools i.e. data, package and code management. When you have limited time and training opportunities come up Reproducibility is a lot less exciting than scRNAseq